- At least 12 British nationals are among 384 tourists reported missing after devastating flash floods struck villages along the border between Nepal and Tibet.
- Nepalese authorities confirmed that 291 of the missing foreign visitors are from countries including the UK, the United States, India, and Malaysia.
- Dramatic video footage captured a massive wall of water tearing along the Bhotekoshi River, bringing down bridges, homes, and key infrastructure.
- Eight South Korean workers at a hydropower plant are also missing and 10 others remain stranded, according to South Korea's Foreign Ministry.
- Officials have warned residents to avoid the banks of the Bhotekoshi, Trishuli, and Narayani rivers, while India's government has issued emergency contacts for affected citizens.
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